So, it’s not then but now, that the number of songs seems to be fixed and plot plays around it. Not only are we knowing about the characters but even if otherwise, the scene works well as a standout one too.Įven for a yesteryear film, it has only three songs. Back to back interesting scenes which makes the story flow effortlessly. In the third meet, they both make noise washing clothes and romance blooms out of it. But post that the other bells too ring one by one and makes the whole store go crazy, that’s the KB touch. When she was about to tell her name the bell rings, normal scene. When they meet next in a clock store, Balaji asks for her name. Balaji asks her to listen out to the full song anyways as she started hearing out the song, that’s a KB scene. Selvi hears out all the songs and says that she lied about having all the Jesudas records because she couldn’t afford to buy. Take for example when Balaji (Kamal Haasan) and Selvi (Sridevi) meet of the first time. Thus, KB makes his presence felt even in the simplest of scenes. The direct meaning of the title is of course marriage and then there is this mad person putting on a knot for each mistake he makes.
Not a single fault to be found and joining them all together for a film where they vouch for the same lady and titling it as ‘Moondru Mudichu’ is a masterstroke before even we start with the film.īeing the person, he is, KB defines the film in a lot of way. This is a trio which is unimaginable in the history of cinema.
Easily Rajni’s role would be of demand but back then people vouched only for the hero roles, that is the do gooders role. If a film like ‘Moondru Mudichu’ had released now.
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